 OnMedica Since June the HPA says it has been made aware of six reported cases of malaria in Greece. All six cases were seen in people who had no history of travel to a country where malaria is common. Five of these cases were in Greek adults and one was in a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Greek 10-Year Yield Rises to Record High on Speculation Bailout May Fail Bloomberg “There's not much that can worsen the situation from where we are now.” Greek 10-year bond yields climbed 46 basis points to 18.35 as of 8:04 am in London. They reached a euro-era record 18.54 percent earlier. The 6.25 percent security due in June 2020 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| From Greece to driving cabs to 'The Circle' for Surrey's Manolis Surrey Now Of course, nothing passed between the two men, but it did inspire a story that was published in aGreek magazine, and it later served again as context for The Circle. For the most part, though, the writer's first love is poetry. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greek Banks Set to Lose €5 Billion in Bonds Swap Wall Street Journal In July, European Union leaders agreed to a new €109 billion aid program for Greece to cover its financing needs for the next several years. Central to the Greek plan is a distressed-debt exchange whereby the country's private-sector creditors agree to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Credit Agricole May Post Decline in Quarterly Net on Losses at Greek Unit Bloomberg EU leaders agreed to a 159 billion-euro aid package for Greece on July 21, the country's second following a 110 billion- euro bailout in May 2010. State asset sales will make up part of the financing of that plan, while holders of Greek debt will ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Uncertain future for Schembri at Volos Times of Malta The government's decision came just a few days after a visit to Greece by UEFA president Michel Platini. The Frenchman met Prime Minister George Papandreou to discuss ways to stop corruption inGreek football. During that meeting, Platini did not ask ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tens Of Thousands Of Greek Businesses Face Closure-Survey Wall Street Journal According to the latest government estimates, Greece's economy could shrink by up to 5.3% this year, after contracting 4.5% in 2010. Recent unemployment data show that 822000 workers--some 16.6% of the workforce--are now jobless. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greek FM:The recent developments presage a new future for Libya EMportal Greece and the international community will continue to support this effort, with respect for the sovereignty of Libya and the will of the Libyan people. The European Union, in particular, needs to support the institution building effort with all its ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bank of Montreal Special Call Seeking Alpha Further declining government spending and increasing taxes or limiting wage increases is something that we have seen introduced in Greece, in Ireland, in Portugal, now in Spain, and very aggressively in Italy and increasingly in France. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Transfiguration Church of Mattituck Initiates Social Change Western Queens Gazette He paints the Greek countryside that inspires him.” His family and friends have contributed to the growth of the Greek-American community. They brought their entire family to buy summer homes.Now their grandchildren, nieces and nephews enjoy the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Fanning The Financial Crisis: Has Regulation Gone Wrong? Forbes In an article recently published in INSEAD Knowledge, he says that “European taxpayers are asked to bail out Greece and other southern European countries to avoid a financial meltdown. The logic is that most Greek and other government debt are held by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Greek-Finnish collateral accord 'off table' – Handelsblatt ForexLive (blog) By Gerry Davies || August 25, 2011 at 05:51 GMT Handelsblatt, citing people familiar with the matter,report that Finland's agreement with Greece on collateral won't be accepted by other euro zone members. Ummmm, I think we'd kinda gathered that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Market's optimism must be tempered with reality Irish Independent The same cannot be said for either Greece or Portugal. At a very basic level, Ireland still makes things. Many other countries don't and this is one of the reasons why we are likely to post some economic growth this year, while the Greek economy is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| When someone says why Nashua I say WineNot The Union Leader From Greece. A blend that contains the less familiar grape Rhoditis, a light bodied fruit-forward citrusy Greek grape. It's bright and clear in the glass, lemon-gold in color, medium-plus intensity on the nose that includes citrus fruit and hints of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Venizelos: Next Two Months Expected Very Tough Capital.gr (press release) How could privatizations proceed while the Greek exchange is in free fall? What was the reason for the agreement with Finland on collaterals? Why VAT in food services jumped to 23%? Is the medium-term fiscal package on track? Will there be new measures ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| • The Greek/German spread widened partly on news that Troika has warned Greece ... Proactive Investors UK In other news, the Eurozone 10-year government bond yield spreads narrowed across the board, with the exception of the Greek/German spread, which widened partly on news that Troika has warnedGreece on public payroll and public mergers. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Eurozone crisis: So what is the solution? MindfulMoney The Finnish prime minister, Jyrki Katainen has said that the country may withdraw support for theGreek bailout, as reported in the Daily Telegraph. If Finland's bilateral agreement with Greece over collateral payments was overruled, the Nordic country ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| • The cost of going green in Greece. The Fortnightly Review And the bounty of the Greek countryside has often been all that has stood between people and starvation. During the famine of 1941–1942 under the German occupation, when some three hundred thousand people died of starvation in the greater Athens area ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Quiet day ahead FXstreet.com As long as this situation prevails, there is a latent danger that the Greek will not be given the rescue package that they need. Moreover, it is being questioned whether Greece will at all be able to meet the requirements made by the EU and the IMF now ... See all stories on this topic » |
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